as global borrowing costs continue to remain high, African governments will have to do more with less fiscal space
IMF urges Angola to further improve the business environment and attract investment into the non-oil economy
This comes as African governments face higher borrowing costs, heavy debt burdens and limited fiscal room to fund infrastructure and
At the center of this agenda is a renewed effort to bring the private sector into the policy conversation, not
Oversharing policy deliberations and overcommitting to future decisions can leave markets, businesses, and households astray
The question now is whether Congress gives the industry the legal certainty and the political protection it is asking for
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State Department’s 2026 Fiscal transparency Report shows only 16 African countries met the minimum benchmark
The deal also adds to DFC’s expanding presence in Africa's resource and transport sectors
Namibia is one of the world's leading uranium producers and has deposits of lithium, rare earths and diamonds, and
